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Re: Asian mentality [gmore] by pannobaji
Jul 06, 2008 (6:12 pm)
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Replying to: gmore (Jul 06, 2008 5:51 pm)

AGREED!!! LET'S KEEP THIS BLOG TO TOYOTA MATRIX 5SPEED MANUAL
TRANSMISSION FAILURES DUE TO FAILURE OF THE BEARING INSIDE THE TRANSMISSION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
TRY EMAILING THE STAR EDITOR FOR AUTOMOBILES
OR W5 PRODUCER!!!!!!!! THIS IS STORY THAT NEEDS TO BE
HEARD FOR ALL THE SMALL GUYS IN THIS WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Asian mentality [pannobaji} by pannobaji
Jul 06, 2008 (6:32 pm)
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Replying to: pannobaji (Jul 06, 2008 6:12 pm)

Someone on this blog said the car can .not handle the power.
This is kind of true. But they did not explain why! Here it is!!!
What the experts have told me is that there are two bearings
on the lower shaft of the transmission. Both bearings will fail.
But the one on the outside towards the drivers wheel seems to
be more prone to failure. Why you ask! Well it can not handle the load
when you accelerate/downshift etc. It only has 7ball bearings in it.
the expert told me it should really have 9 ball bearing inside the bearing.
Then it probably will not fail.
And secondly that bearing is in a different compartment they
told me and that lubrication is minimal to this bearing causing
it to pit etc.Because there is plate between that bearing and the rest of the transmission. He told me there is no upgrade bearing out there.
Have to use the original equipment only.
That is why it keeps failing.
Only way to fix this transmission is a redisgn!!!! That would cost
millions since you may have to recast alot things , redesign the end
part of the transmission where the fifth gear sits with this bearing.
I learnt of this recently from the experts.
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Re: Asian mentality [pannobaji} [pannobaji] by mantech
Jul 07, 2008 (3:43 pm)
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Replying to: pannobaji (Jul 06, 2008 6:32 pm)

It does make sense! I hope the 2005 model and onward were all redesigned!
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Re: Asian mentality [rich505] by dallasdude1
Jul 07, 2008 (5:07 pm)
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Replying to: rich505 (Jul 05, 2008 4:18 pm)

The first front wheel drive claimed that the coolant was good for 100,000 miles. It wasn't as they all the auto makers acknowledge now. It ate through the freeze plugs, water pump, radiator, and anything it came in contact with. True that here in Texas the heat takes a toll on cars. Then the motor mounts gave way and took out the power steering. Both front windows had their motors replaced. The brake lines justed busted one day. The AC quit twice. This was anything but cheap to keep, unlike my prior Toyota's (79 Celica/82 Supra). I had more in repairs than the sale price of the car new and it was a disappointment in ride comfort/performance.
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Re: Asian mentality [rich505] by dallasdude1
Jul 07, 2008 (5:38 pm)
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Replying to: rich505 (Jul 06, 2008 1:50 pm)

No disrespect intended but I just had to google it. Old people forget alot. And your right.
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Camry
 
I had the 82 Supra and there isn't any Camry, now or then, which could even compare in performance. It came with Ricaro seats, pop up head lights, Crager designed mag wheels, and a nine band graphic equalizer. It had 4 wheel disc brakes and the parking brake housed inside the rear disc rotor. It made the 82 VETT look sick and handled much better. The motor was a double over head cam V6 which looked like a V12. Over 70% of Porche's business is consultation and in 79 the Tagra band, large pistons, and large crank on the Celica reeked of German engineering.
 
I know this is way off topic. However, I have a 2002 Z28 which is fast over, 300 horse power. The way they measured HP then as to today is different. They use it as a steroid to sell cars today and prior they tried to hush it down so the car would be insurable.
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Re: Asian mentality [dallasdude1] by gmore
Jul 10, 2008 (8:03 am)
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Replying to: dallasdude1 (Jul 07, 2008 5:38 pm)

PLEASE READ. THIS IS A BLOG FOR MATRIX TRANSMISSIONS NOT A BLOG FOR TOYOTA CAMRY OR HOW BAD TOYOTA CARS ARE NOW!!!
 
There are a lot of people posting on this blog out $2500 or more each for a failed main bearing in a Matrix transmission. We are using this blog as a means to organize and do something about it. Please start your own blog and enjoy the rest of your conversation.
 
PLEASE START YOUR OWN BLOG AS THE REST OF US ARE TRYING TO GET OUR MONEY BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!- !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Court Case by gmore
Jul 10, 2008 (8:04 am)
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How did the court case go???
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Re: Just when you thought you did your homework.... [cruperjes8] by cruperjes8
Jul 12, 2008 (7:08 pm)
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Replying to: cruperjes8 (Jun 23, 2008 6:52 pm)

Okay, so I scheduled my appointment for the dealership to take a look at my bearing issue, and so they did. Results: Right rear bearing along with Hub needs to be replaced, everything else looks fine. It took them 5 hours to do the job of replacing the parts. Total cost $410.29, only paid $50 for out of pocket based on my extended "CERTIFIED" warranty. No more "LOUD SOUND" car is running smooth. The dealer was great dealing with the situation, they also provided me with a loaner during repairs. I hope this is the end of my problems! I'm very happy with the outcome.
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Re: Just when you thought you did your homework.... [cruperjes8] by canonlaw
Jul 13, 2008 (2:28 pm)
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Replying to: cruperjes8 (Jul 12, 2008 7:08 pm)

Wow, they must have worked on them a bunch before. I have never heard of it being so cheap. Most of the time, they have to tear into the whole transmission.
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Re: Just when you thought you did your homework.... [canonlaw] by gmore
Jul 13, 2008 (8:40 pm)
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Replying to: canonlaw (Jul 13, 2008 2:28 pm)

Ummm.....
 
The reason that it was so cheap was because they fixed your WHEEL bearing, not the main bearing INSIDE the TRANMISSION. Book time to remove the transmission is 6 hour, plus another book time of 6 hours to put it back on, plus a book time of 18 hours to rebuild.
 
Lots of bearings on car, fortunately, your problem was the wheel hub not your transmission.

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